EXPERT DISCUSSANTS
EXPERT DISCUSSANTS
EXPERT DISCUSSANTS
OVERVIEW
EXPERT DISCUSSANTS
EXPERT DISCUSSANTS
SUMMIT HOST
EXPERT DISCUSSANTS
PILLARS OF THE INDUSTRY
PILLARS OF THE INDUSTRY
PILLARS OF THE INDUSTRY
PILLARS OF THE INDUSTRY
GALLERY
PILLARS OF THE INDUSTRY
REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION
PILLARS OF THE INDUSTRY
REGISTRATION
NEWS
NEWS
NEWS
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
FEATURED EXPERT DISCUSSANTS
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CONVENING THE INDUSTRY'S KEY DECISION MAKERS AND STAKEHOLDERS in the Country since 2018
OVERVIEW
Taking place virtually and in-person on 27 September 2022, the Philippine Gas & LNG Investment Summit (Hybrid Edition) brings together the region’s leading gas and LNG producers, suppliers, TSOs, regulators, traders, bankers and analysts to explore the challenges, opportunities and policy reforms affecting the Philippines’ gas and LNG markets into 2023 and beyond.
Gain expert insights on the changing supply dynamics for gas and LNG as the Philippines attempts to further diversify its energy mix and be updated on global pricing and understand gas and LNG’s role in the energy transition in light of regulatory developments.
PROJECT UPDATE
The Philippines' Department of Energy estimated that the Malampaya gas-to-power project, the country’s sole provider of natural gas to power around 20% of the country’s needs and 40% of Luzon’s, will be depleted by 2027.
The department is now exploring other options for sourcing energy, which include importing LNG with a goal to transform the Philippines into a leading LNG hub in Asia.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, companies with LNG terminal projects said construction of their plants remains on track even with the stop-and-go lockdown restrictions in the country.
There are currently six LNG terminal projects in the country, down from seven after Batangas Clean Energy, Inc. (BCE) failed to secure financing for its project as it was not able to sign up an off-taker for the facility’s output.
The Shell Group, Excelerate L.P., First Gen Corporation, Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila, Inc. and Vires Energy Corporation are building their projects in Batangas where the country’s gas-fired power plants are located - Energy World Gas Operations Philippines, Inc., on the other hand, is building its plant in Pagbilao, Quezon.
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